Curtis Gordon Born:  July 27, 1928 Died:  May 2, 2004 WKAB Mobile, AL WKTG Thomasville, GA WMGA Moultrie, GA

About The Artist Curtis Gordon was known as "Mr. Personality" and could be heard over WALA-TV every Monday night at 7:00pm in Mobile, Alabama. Back then, he was on the Mercury record label and was known to be quite a flashy dresser, with a western wardrobe to rival most Hollywood cowboys. He did a west cosast tour they said that was so well received that he could do it again anytime. Credits & Sources Cowboy Songs No. 39 (February 1955); American Folk Publications, Inc.; Derby, CT. Get The Music Hillbilly Music.com Amazon Music Store

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Recordings (78rpm/45rpm)   Mercury Rec. No. Side Song Title   70538 A Chopsticks Mambo   70538 B Don't Trade   70648 A Blue Lifetime   70648 B Baby, Please Come Home   71121 A Sixteen   71121 B Cry, Cry   Mercury / Starday Rec. No. Side Song Title   71183 A I Wouldn't   71183 B Please Baby Please   RCA Victor Rec. No. Side Song Title   20-5062 A The Greatest Sin   20-5062 B You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet   20-5182 A If You Tell Me One More Lie   20-5182 B What's A Little Pride   20-5356 A Rocky Road Of Love   20-5356 B Rompin' And Stompin   20-5461 A I Just Don't Love You Anymore   20-5461 B Where'd You Get So Much Of   20-5550 A Little Bo-Peep   20-5550 B Tell 'Em No   20-5639 A I'd Do It For You   20-5639 B You Crazy, Crazy Moon   20-5760 A (Not Legible)   20-5760 B Caffeine And Nicotine   20-5818 A Baby, Baby Me   20-5818 B I'd Like To Tell You